PLATT’S FLOWER SEED 
Winners in the All America 1938 Selections. 
Growers from all over the world entered their 
choicest introductions in the All America trials 
for the awards. These and the many other choice 
varieties offered throughout our list will add 
greatly to the interest and beauty of your garden 
this year. Give them the chance and care they 
are deserving of, and you will be rewarded hand¬ 
somely for your trouble. 
Petunia, Salmon Supreme 
Highest Award of Merit 1938 All America 
Selections 
A beautiful new color in Petunias, glistening 
soft Salmon Pink. Flowers 1% inches across, 
deeply five lobed on 12 inch bushy plants, unusu¬ 
ally free blooming over a long season. Pkt., 35c. 
Antirrhinum, Celestial 
Award of Merit 1938 All America Selections 
A grand large flowered dwarf variety from Hol¬ 
land. Salmon-rose flowers on compact ten inch 
spikes. Pkt., 25c.; i’&-oz., 85c. 
Pansy, Coronation Gold 
Award of Merit 1938 All America Selections 
Another winner from Holland. This is a large 
flowered variety comparable with the Roggli type. 
Canary Yellow with lower petals flushed gold¬ 
en orange, the flowers are lightly ruffled, mildly 
spicy scented. Pkt., 25c.; ^-oz., $1.50. 
Calliopsis, Golden Crown 
Award of Merit 1938 All America Selections 
A rich golden orange with reddish brown zone, 
fully a third larger than Golden Wave, and^ on 
nice wiry 12-inch stems for cutting. There is a 
double row of petals and pleasing fragrance that 
will make this easy to grow annual, very popular. 
Gold Crest introduced by another grower appears 
to be identical. We offer the seed of either. Pkt., 
25c. 
Calendula, Orange Fantasy 
Award of Merit 1938 All America Selections 
Distinct type flowers with long curled and in¬ 
terlaced petals, forming a crest surrounding a 
large mahogany bronze center. Flowers 3% inch¬ 
es in diameter. A fine novelty. Pkt., 25c. 
Petunia, Topaz Rose 
Special Mention 1938 All America Selections 
Brilliant velvety rose slightly suffused with 
gold and a rich topaz throat. A color long sought 
which will not burn or fade in hot sun. Plants 
15-18 inches with plain edge but nicely lobed 2- 
inch flowers. A free and continuous bloomer. 
Pkt., 15c. Special pkt., 25c. 
Petunia, Snowstorm , 
: ’ -i 
« 
Petunia, Snowstorm 
The most beautiful pure glistening white pe¬ 
tunia with giant 3 to 4-inch flowers deeply lobed, 
slightly ruffled on moderately dwarf plants. Pkt., 
25c. 
Petunia, Celestial Rose 
Very similar, except in color, to the popular 
Rose of Heaven. In color it is very much im¬ 
proved, being brighter with no tinge of purple. 
It is a wonderfully fine free blooming petunia for 
bedding or mass planting. Plants are 12-16 inches, 
flowers 2 inches across. Pkt., 15c. Special pkt., 
25c.; %-oz., 75c. 
Cosmos, Sensation Mixed Pink and White 
New Early Mammoth-Flowering. This is the 
largest and earliest variety and won Award of 
Merit 1936 All America Selections. Plants 4 ft. 
Flowers have been produced 4-5 inches across. 
Flowers in ten weeks from seed. Pkt., 15c. Special 
pkt., 25c.; oz., $1.25. 
Heavenly Blue Morning Glory (Ipomea) 
This new, early, large flowering variety has at¬ 
tracted tremendous interest, for it is, in all re¬ 
spects superior to the old type. Its beautiful color, 
earliness and continuity of bloom make it a most 
satisfactory climber for fence or trellis and 
should find a place in almost every garden large 
or small. Pkt., 10c. Special pkt., 25c.; %-oz., 
65c.; 1 oz., $1.25. 
